Spring is coming, the backless craving might be too, so here's how to fool the bra

If we want to rhyme spring-summer with bare backs, some people have no problem in allowing themselves without a bra, others still want to wear lingerie up to the chest, but not necessarily visible. So here are the options to pair with those great summer dresses, jumpsuits, blouses and other sweaters!

Accustomed to slicing up women’s bodies, fashion has been full of bold cuts in recent seasons. If armpit openings, ribs and other buttock cleavages can create divisions, nothing like a good ol’ bare back to get everyone in agreement…

Or almost, given that this kind of (un)cut clothing invites you to do without a bra, just to avoid protruding any unsightly straps.

Visible, invisible team bra or no backless bra?

But remember, there’s nothing wrong with showing off a bra. We can even make it a bias. There’s nothing wrong with going braless either, even if you have large breasts or visible nipples – which are never an invitation, no matter how sharp!

Once you’ve made these basic reminders (easier to write than to exercise, of course, male violence obliges), know that there are also bras specifically designed to accommodate bare backs while granting dignified support to this name.

Because if Smaller breasts can try strapless designs they look like raw scallops that stick to the chest before joining the breasts with a game of lacing, it rarely does the trick as soon as you pass cup C.

RIP to the self-adhesive bras removed too soon, in the corridors of the open space or on the dancefloor of an evening in the presence of his crush…

These lingerie solutions that save the life of American-style breasts

Luckily, some brands are doubling down on their ingenuity to imagine real bras that actually hold in place and keep the boobs. This, thanks to long straps that cross very low in the back to be able to discover this part of the body while guaranteeing good support for the chest!

Special mention to the expert brand in the sector, Back to Glam, co-founded by bridal designer Stéphanie Wolff and her partner Marie-Laure Picard, and their patented innovative bra that goes from cup A to E. It’s a budget to start with, but the return on investment builds feel over time, I promise. Your boobs who will thank you!

without surprise, it’s the perfect type of bra to pair with wedding dresses with a soaring backlessFor example.